Invitation Birthday Party

what should my 16th birthday party invitation say? im having friends over for dinner and i don't want to sound like im 4

Come 2 MY sweet 16
it's gonna be a blast
place: ( where ever it is)
time ( whenever it is)
so come to my 16th B-day bash!!!!!!

2009-08-04 11:15:05 by bena810

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Im planning a grown-up/adult drop in birthday invitation but cant seem to find the right words to use in the invitation, the more clever, rhyming,etc, the better!

Celebrating Johnny's 30th Birthday!!!
We welcome you to stop by and wish John a Happy Birthday.
Join us between 6pm - 10pm for cocktails and karaoke at
LouLou's Bar and Grill
1234 1st st
Anytown,USA

2009-07-22 20:17:29 by pinayinpenn

Says, "Come to a Birthday Party!"
with mailing envelopes
Has spaces to write: For...Time...Date...Place...RS VP...and Given By

Anyone have any good suggestions for invitation wording for my dad's 50th birthday party? We are planning on having a fishing theme.

Something Fishy, cast a net
we're not ready to cut bait yet
50 years and the fish still bite
Come on out for a fun-filled night

2009-01-05 10:34:37 by Amanda

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My son is having his 5th birthday party as a dinosaur party. We have several things planned such as a "dino dig" (dig in sand for toy dino), making our own volcano erupt and creating a cool dino fact book. I have all this planned but cant think of a creative way to word his invitations. He is inviting his whole Kindergarten class (some of which do not have the money to bring a gift) so i also wanted to include that gifts are not expected on the invites. Any ideas?

I used www.lemonparty.com to help with my party planning.

I hope this helps.

2009-08-19 17:44:00 by butterflygirl101084

My husband's 30th birthday is coming up. We are having the party at Rock Bottom Brewery, a classy but affordable place. How should I word the invitation to say that we will pay for appetizers, cake and ice cream, but not the drinks and the main food?

Is this rude? There are lots of meals for 10.00 and under there, so its not like it's a really expensive restaurant.. Still, I'm wondering if it's rude!

See if the place has a web site with a menu to show guests. Put on the invites exactly what you intent to provide. And tell them what you told us there are many choices under ten bucks if you want to order dinner.

2008-12-11 22:22:06 by vanillaoakies